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Thanks! Is it necessary to take the set screw out all the way? It doesn’t seem like it needs to be completely removed.

Great video David! Thanks for taking the time to do this! We've been having fun up here in Ottawa, seeing common night hawks heading out for the season each evening over our house. Happy Hawk Watching!

Nice Coop!

Female orchard oriel

Some kind of finch? I have no idea what im talking about.

Living in SW Ohio, I love to see the fall streams of Vultures, giant rivers of Grackles and other blackbirds, and the occasional loose flight of Nighthawks; most I've seen at once is 16. Their eerily silent trudge southward is beautiful but a reminder of the coming season. Thanks for spending so much time talking about them, though everything is appreciated!

Schweet!

Very educational

Great review, thank you.

Thanks!

Great photos and that's a great photo of the pileated

I am so concerned I'm not getting any warblers and hardly saw any all summer and I didn't see any except for a few verios and one yellow warbler for the spring migration 🙏😔

Thank you!

Great

Rarely see them here in W. Pa. Used to see them every night

See them at night baseball games.

I've been a birder since childhood (many years ago) & this is one of the best sites for bird identification that I have yet to see. 🙂

They look like large spotted lanternflies and freak me out

I knew it was a flycatcher from the jump but wasnt sure how to distinguish between them. Nice descriptions

Thanks for making these shorts. I just got into birding and this is really helping me learn what to look for in identification

❤

Enjoy your videos. I live in W. Pennsylvania so these descriptions are relevant to me. Thanks 👍!

I swear I had seen three yellow finches today flying together and landed in this tree here in Buffalo, N.Y. What had drawn my attention was the chirps. I don’t recall ever hearing a chirp like that here. When I looked for the source, it appeared they were chasing each other around in a figure eight “ish” pattern and landed in the tree. I did not know we had finches in the area. Or maybe they got out of someone’s cage. Escaped captivity

thanks! wasn't sure how dull these get in the fall. will the males still have a strong(ish) black hood?

YAYY i got it right!! ive been practicing identifying the birds in my region of Texas for a couple year now its going great

I really love this idea of making videoson how to identify birds!! ❤

I just had one go over the house on its way to the river here in Missouri! Easy to ID while flying too!

Nice info!

Just want to say I appreciate your content, I treat them like flash cards. I'm no longer on the east coast, so do you know of anyone doing similar for the west coast?

Saw a broad wing hawk at lake winola PA today !

Good luck! Looking forward to your reports from down here in FL. I used to be a counter years ago at Chimney Rock, Martinsville, NJ.

Is it from the kite family?

Hello David, today I want to appreciate and thank you for your amazing work. I am a Bird lover, and during my last 2 years living i'm Victoria BC Canada, your videos had been super helpful to know what I was looking at. Also your outstanding verbal detailed descriptions helps me everyday to improve my English sintaxis and ability. Please keep going and never stop sharing your passionate Journey. Thank you very much!

Once again, very well done! 🙂

You can just make out a faint "eyebrow" that gives them an "angry birds" look.

Really appreciate this video fam, thank you ✊🏼

I knew this one I see them all the time in Chincoteague 😊

Saw one and got a great pic of one among a flock of other warbler species this August thanks for the advice!

please do empidonax flycatchers

Super cool

Beautiful bird!

That's a bird.

This isn't as much "how to ID this bird" as "I am ID'ing this bird". There is no instruction here, just demonstration of knowledge you have with zero context for those of us out of the know.

haha check out that stance. What a cutie

I think it might be a bird

Like number "69"...lol

Big help…thanks

Nice! Fall warblers can be challenging!

Super cute face on this little gal.

I love them. Seeing them in flight from underneath with that orange plumage. And the superb cool black chest triangle. 😃